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Is the Republican Party making a comeback? Nov. 19: NBC News deputy political director Mark Murray examines the impact the RGA meetings could potentially have on the 2010 GOP playbook. The message that the Republican Governors...
Reports began to surface this week regarding some significant moves by the Chicago Blackhawks. Even if the cap doesn't fall as much as previously expected for next season, Chicago is facing a harsh reality: in order to get...
Nevada husband discusses learning about the relationship in 2007 Choosing sides on health reform Nov. 23: The New York Times reports that the White House and Senate Democratic leaders are still courting Sen. Olympia Snowe,...
BY STEVEN RUSSOLILLO NEW YORK—Small-capitalization stocks rose in a broad rally, snapping a four-day losing streak, as positive housing data and rate-related comments from a Federal Reserve official prompted a renewed appetite...
Record: 13-5-2, 28 points (1st in Central Division, 3rd in Western Conference) The skinny: Through 20 games the Blackhawks are right where a lot of people expected they would be -- atop the division. But there is a "just you...
November 23, 2009 -- CAD software from Dassault Systmes SolidWorks Corp. (DS SolidWorks) is helping U.K.-based pipeline company Wellstream International Limited design customized flexible pipelines capable of moving with ocean...
Beat reporter Bryan Hoch answers Yanks fans' questions There has been a lot of speculation about Roy Halladay becoming a Yankee. As it was in July when we started delving into this idea more, my sense is that New York should be...
Posted Monday, November 23, 2009 ; 05:39 PM | CHARLESTON -- The Mountaineer basketball team pulled into the Charleston Marriott around 5:00 p.m. on Monday evening to rest up for tomorrow's game against Citadel. Devin Ebanks was...
The Obama Speech America Is Dying to Hear: "This Administration Ended, Rather ... AlterNet Any day now, Obama will make an announcement about the number of soldiers he wants in Afghanistan. Here's the speech he should give....
Tick, tick. Will Joe Mauer be with the Twins forever? It's a big question as the catcher is named AL MVP. With Mauer's deal up after '10, Minnesota management needs to lock down the St. Paul native, Scott Miller says.
